Can bonsai trees produce fruits?

Yes, assuming the tree is a variety that can create fruit. There are varieties of plants that are well suited to bonsai cultivation that may not product fruit, even if the normal variety does. I took this picture about 30 min ago and it's of a peach tree that I grew from seed. read more

Yes, assuming the tree is a variety that can create fruit. There are varieties of plants that are well suited to bonsai cultivation that may not product fruit, even if the normal variety does. read more

A bonsai tree can grow small or full-sized citrus fruit. Meyer lemon trees (Citrus meyeri) and calamondin orange trees (C. mitis) are good citrus trees for bonsai. Meyer lemon bears full-size lemons on bonsai trees and likes loamy, acidic, wet soil that’s not soggy. read more

There is a misconception that a Bonsai tree produces dwarf fruits. The fact is that it is not possible to reduce the size of the fruit on a bonsai tree. Since there is no genetic manipulation done on the plant, the genetic character of the plant remains the same. read more